VC-backed startups commit more fraud, and researchers think they know why
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New research from the U.K.’s Imperial College and France’s Emlyon Business School mapped out how Silicon Valley founders commit fraud — and the role investors play.
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- New research from the U.K.’s Imperial College and France’s Emlyon Business School mapped out how Silicon Valley founders commit fraud — and the role investors play.
- Headline: VC-backed startups commit more fraud, and researchers think they know why
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Funding rounds show which AI bets investors back—and which categories may scale quickly. TechCrunch Venture reports that new research from the U.K.’s Imperial College and France’s Emlyon Business School mapped out how Silicon Valley founders commit fraud — and the role investors play.
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